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| Prerequisites:
10+2 or equivalent, no art background required |
| Semester
Length: 3 Months, 5 Days a week, 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM |
| You
will learn the skills needed to generate and exemplify designs
for a range of jewellery. It emphasises on basic drawing skills
and fundamental aspects of jewellery designing |
| Semester
Topics |
- Drawing
Skills: Free Hand, Human Form, and Perspective & Object
Drawing
- Environmental
Exposure
- Colour
Science
- Introduction
To Geometry
- Form
& Space
- History
of Jewellery
- Introduction
To Goldsmithing & Metallurgy
- Introduction
To Gemology
- Design
Project
- Introduction
To Presentation & Documentation
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| Prerequisites:
Successful completion of JDTI 001 |
| Semester
Length: 3 Months, 5 Days a week, 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM |
| You
will learn basic techniques required for jewellery making along
with further practice on drawing and visualization skills. |
| Semester
Topics |
- Basic
Goldsmithing and Jewellery Making Skills Such As Filing,
Cutting, Drilling, Soldering, Alloying, Forging, Wire Drawing
& Sheet Rolling
- Students
Will Learn How To Use All Hand Tools And Workshop Machinery
- Practical
Training On Individual And Well-Equipped Workbenches
- Lectures
On Safety Regulations
- Technical
Exercises Will Be Followed By Design Exercises In Jewellery
Making
- Presentation
Techniques I
- Design
Methodology I
- Design
Project
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| Prerequisites:
Successful completion of JDTI 002 |
| Semester
Length: 6 Months, 5 Days a week, 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM |
| The
course will lay emphasis mainly on practical training in jewellery
making and will enable the students to tackle complexities at
different stages in the design and manufacturing process. |
| Semester
Topics |
- Wax
Modeling
- Introduction
Into Casting Technology And The Complete Casting Production
Cycle
- Polishing
And Finishing Techniques
- Stone-Setting
- Design
and Manufacturing Exercise on Jewellery Findings
- Presentation
Techniques II
- Design
Methodology II
- Design
Project (Craft-Based: Designing & Manufacturing)
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